Hello Karen
> Images for squeeze with software speech can be downloaded from
> http://people.debian.org/~sthibault/espeakup/ but they don't seem
> to be working any more due to kernel update in the official archive.
> As a replacement, the testing images (i.e. Wheezy) can be downloaded
> from htt
> Does this list look a little ridiculous?
It doesn't :-) AFAIK this is the default behaviour when installing xserver-xorg,
although not all packages may really be needed.
While their names are all starting with xserver-xorg-, they are not different
servers: many are drivers. xserver-xorg-video-*
I just installed Wheezy on my new tower. I thought I'd install BOINC and use
some of those many CPUs for something when I'm not doing CPU-intensive work.
However, despite what it says on the Debian wiki
(http://wiki.debian.org/BOINC) none of the BOINC packages exist for Testing.
Hi,
maybe the
> I can get the source and modify it. But I can't exercise my freedom
> by actually running it. I can't *use* it. Not unless I pay some
> money for a special key. And get "authorised" to run my own code on
> my own computer.
>
> Let's be clear what this is. I have to get *permission* from som
Hi,
> But the "gotcha" was that I did not yet have an operable system as
> netinst could not connect to the internet.
I'm sorry, I missed that point. Unfortunately I don't have any
experience with netinst: I usually install a very basic system from CD,
then I configure the network and apt and ge
On 07. 06. 12 00:33, Weaver wrote:
> There are two issues only to consider here:
>
> (1) Who controls the keys and who controls them.
>
> (2) I resent any degree of control of the open source software
> movement being given over into the control of anybody else.
>
> Recognise this for what it is.
> 1. What is command to identify the WiFi hardware?
Try "lspci -v". You should see your WiFi controller among other devices.
> 2. Once I've identified the required driver, how do I install it when
> I can not connect to the internet in first place ;<
Try "modprobe " first, to see if the module
It is a far better solution to use your mobo-down 10/100/1000 port or
PCI wired NIC with a wireless access point, such as:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833704048
This architecture eliminates all potential Debian wireless NIC
headaches. It works in any mode: AP, client,
Hello Marc,
maybe this is a hardware problem? I'm not a hardware guru, but in the
past I've had problems with power supply units getting unstable and
causing the system to crash (with subsequent reboot) with no apparent
reason: replacing the power unit solved the problem. I had also
defective har
> This is not about "security" at all. This is about MSFT marginalizing
> and eliminating a serious competitor. It's MSFT's DNA.
Nate,
I perfectly agree: this MS role and attitude is so deeply radicated
that, sadly, we're getting used to it, eventually forgetting its real
meaning in terms of f
In the meantime I found that the ath9k_htc driver *doesn't
support* ad-hoc mode. Unfortunately I missed this information
before opening the thread.
I didn't find more details on the rtl8192cu.
I'll get an AP and try the ath9k_htc driver in AP mode,
which seem to be supported. I will update this
I won't send them a gift but if Fedora's the only distribution to
support Secure Boot, then it's the only one that I'll recommend to
friends (independently from installing and providing support for
Debian servers at some of my jobs) because I don't want to have to
tell them "to install Linux or ev
I'm sorry for doing a stupid and confusing copy & paste error
in my previous post: of course the machines do have *different* IP
addresses.
I'm posting again - with correction.
I'm submitting a problem regarding a wireless connection (ad-hoc)
between t
maybe 192.168.15.3 on #2? ;o)
:-s ... I'm sorry, this was a stupid copy & paste error: of course *they
have not* the same address :-) Thanks!
Andrew
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Hello,
I'm submitting a problem regarding a wireless connection (ad-hoc)
between two computers using both a Netgear N150 WMA1000M USB adapter
(rtl8192cu chipset). Setup seem to be correct (I can detect my
neighbor's networks) but pinging and trying to ssh between my two
machines gives no resu
> experiences with cases regarding to noise (and heat), accuracy of fit
> for cards are interesting for me, others might be interested in space
> (and vertical stability)
Hi,
I found that Lian-Li's cases are carefully built, silent, with good airflow and
beautiful design (it's brushed aluminium
Quoting Andrei POPESCU :
> I'd say Hanlon's Razor explains it better :p
>
> "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by
> stupidity."
>
> Kind regards,
> Andrei
Andrei,
thanks for replying; yes, you're probably right, and I'm not prone to support
conspiracy theories. But
Quoting Gerald :
> Hi Andrew,
> I rang Microsoft and explained the I wanted a data partition on the
> 1TB drive to
> store data . I told them I thought the 890GB of space taken up by
> windows a bit of
> waste since If I had to re-install the system it deleted all the
> data as well.
> They gave
Quoting Andrei Popescu :
> Just a side note: it's better if you use reply-to-list (if your
> client
> supports it). Receiving the same message two times has several
> downsides
> and is discouraged on Debian lists.
Andrei,
thanks :-) Sorry for these spam-like replies, I wasn't aware of that is
Hi Gerald,
that's fine, hope it works. May I ask what are you downloading; is it a MS
tool? This interests me, in order to have several possible solutions for this
kind of issue.
Regards,
Andrew
> Hi Andrew,
> I took the easy way out and phoned Microsoft.
> Explained what I wanted to do and th
> for dir in `find -maxdepth 1 -type d`; do chdir $dir/bak; mv *.yml .. ; chdir
> ../..; done
Joel,
try this, HTH:
for dir in `find -maxdepth 1 -type d`; do chdir $dir/bak; mv *.yml ../..; done
Kind regards,
Andrew
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Quoting Gerald :
> Andrew,
> I tried to do as you said, I also have windows in a 1TB drive.
> How ever after shrinking win7-64 and installing Linux on the now
> extended partition,
> windows would not boot
> On re-installing windows, everythig was set back to "normal" ie no
> Linux partition
>
Hi Arief,
> Now I have another problem, how to move all this partition (and
> turn some of them into extended partitions) without destroying them.
> Guess I'll need to rediscover dd.
I've met a similar problem and it could be solved happily. You must have some
understanding of partitioning.
htt
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